It's true that no-code tools have mostly not been that successful in the past (except in very limited circumstances), because eventually you run into cases wher

It's true that no-code tools have mostly not been that successful in the past (except in very limited circumstances), because eventually you run into cases where it would've just been easier to just write some code than to try to finagle the no-code constructs into doing something it wasn't really designed to support. Often the most compact way to specify something is actually just they Python code itself, for example.